Pacific Northwest braces for severe weather from 'bomb cyclone' — with an atmospheric river on the way
A powerful atmospheric river is expected to strike northern California and the Pacific Northwest starting on Tuesday evening, bringing damaging winds, up to 15 inches of rain and heavy snow in the mountains.
A powerful storm system with the strength of a hurricane is likely to whip damaging winds through the Northwest, create large ...
An atmospheric river storm is expected to arrive in the North Bay late Tuesday before spreading to the rest of the Bay Area ...
The week begins with a Freeze Warning across the Valley on Monday night and goes on until Tuesday morning. Areas below 2,000 ...
Intense “bomb cyclone” off the Northwest US coast with pressures falling into the low 940’s (millibars) continues to churn ...
A powerful storm could bring as much as 15 inches of rain to Northern California over the next few days, then bring rain down ...
Severe flooding, dangerous debris flows and deadly mudslides loom over parts of Northern California as an atmospheric ...
The California-Oregon region is bracing for the first major storm of the season, an atmospheric river that potentially ...
These rivers in the sky carry massive amounts of moisture that can eventually deluge the Northeast with heavy rain and snow.
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An atmospheric river begins to make landfall early Wednesday with heavy rain expected in the North Bay where flood watches ...
While Tuesday will be dry in Northern California, it will be a chilly day ahead of multiple days of rain spurred by an ...
The Northwest is bracing for a strong storm system to move in this week, fueled by an atmospheric river and bomb cyclone. What do those terms mean?
A so-called bomb cyclone arrived in the Pacific Northwest Tuesday, bringing with it rain, wind, and mountain snow.
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